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Whalers may
refer to:
Whalers Bluff Lighthouse, Victoria,
Australia Danbury Whalers, US ice-hockey team in the
Federal Hockey League Hartford Whalers...
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April 1974; five
years later, the
Whalers joined the NHL in the 1979 NHL–WHA
merger and were
renamed the "Hartford
Whalers".
After 25
years in New England...
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French whalers,
among them
Necker and Deux Amis, and Anne.
Dutch privateers captured Port de Paix and Penn. At the time, many
French whalers transferred...
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personnel during Operation Red Wings.
Operation Whalers,
named after the
Hartford / New
England Whalers professional hockey team, was the "sequel" to Operation...
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franchise was
formed in 1971 as the New
England Whalers of the
World Hockey ****ociation (WHA). The
Whalers saw
success immediately,
winning the
Eastern Division...
- Connecticut, the
Whalers pla**** at the
Danbury Ice Arena,
located in
CityCenter Danbury.
Their name
comes from the
Hartford Whalers, who were a professional...
-
Detroit Junior Red
Wings and the
Detroit Whalers. In 1997 they were
officially renamed the "Plymouth
Whalers"
after the
local muni****lity gave generous...
- The
Detroit Whalers were a
junior ice
hockey team in the
Ontario Hockey League for two
seasons from 1995 to 1997. The
Whalers were
based in
Auburn Hills...
- is
commonly called bronze whalers in this part of the world.)
Fatal attacks attributed to the
copper shark (bronze
whaler)
include the 2014
death of...
- Hugh Brody.
Canada has
designated the
Whalers'
Shrine Site as a
national historic site
since 1983.
Maquinna "
Whalers'
Shrine Site
National Historic Site...
